The Gentle Cibotium Barometz by Heather Gorham 3D prints of these scans were used to create the molds for the final artworks. This slipcast porcelain sculpture by Anna Holcombe was made possible by a hand held 3D scanner which the artist used to scan fruits, vegetables, and seed pods. You can see a ring that was actually created with breast milk in the third image of this post.) (This is the second instance I’ve come across breast milk used in art and design.

The work pictured above is a 3D print of digitally scanned breast milk in a petri dish.

He began translating his abstract, fluid form imagery into 3D printed sculptures in 2009 when he participated in the SculptCAD Rapid Artists Project.įran Flaherty is an artist working in 3D scanning and 3D printing.

Visser is an art professor and Vice President of Ars Mathematica.īrad Ford Smith is an artist and conservator trained in painting and printmaking. The figures were 3D printed in glass powder and resin and joined together. Selections from the RAPID 2011 art galleryĪrtist Mary Hale Visser created the figure in this sculpture with a 3D modeling program.

3d printed art